Supreme Court
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Law and Government
Supreme Court vacancy: Starting flare just fired — but for what?
It's on: Bolshevism finds its starter gun against the final stronghold.
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Politics
Progressives turn out in droves for early voting in Virginia
The consequences of this election could be huge. Law professor Josh Blackman, citing sources in Washington, D.C., says that if…
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Biden in 2016: SCOTUS confirmation can happen ‘few months before a presidential election’ if Senate involved in pick
‘Some will criticize such a decision and say that it was nothing more than an attempt to save a seat…
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Law and Government
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Education
Coalition demands illegal racial discrimination at Cornell
Minorities have been employed, and had the opportunity to be employed, in college faculties for generations, especially at Cornell.
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Law and Government
California imposes racial quotas on corporate boards
The fact that minorities may be underrepresented on corporate boards doesn't prove discrimination. The Supreme Court said underrepresentation isn't the…
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Law and Government
House Dems tell Supreme Court they’re looking to impeach Trump again
This Democratic Party suit's is just its latest attempt to slander the president in the hopes of pushing him out…
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Law and Government
BOMBSHELL: Supreme Court rules encouraging illegal aliens to remain in U.S. is a crime
'Unfortunately, the Court did not have to reach the issue of whether this important statute is constitutional, but it did…
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Law and Government
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Unyielding
Now that nomination is virtually Biden’s to lose … he tracks far left
With Biden leading Donald Trump by 50.7 to 44.3 in the RealClear Politics averages, it appears almost suicidal for him…
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Law and Government
The Supreme Court should step in to rule this impeachment unconstitutional
Although there would be an immense amount of political benefit for Trump if there were to be a lengthy Senate…
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Law and Government
To remove Trump from office, Dems have to commit same ‘crime’ he allegedly did
The president's refusal to comply with congressional subpoenas is the linchpin in the House's obstruction of Congress article.
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Law and Government
Mexico is urging SCOTUS to stop Trump’s bid to end DACA
'Foreign sovereign filings that argue, contrary to the U.S. government, that foreign relations harms will result from a particular outcome…
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Law and Government
Is everything ‘commerce’ that Congress can restrict?
Spiders and their fate lack any qualitative relationship to interstate commerce.
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Law and Government
Report: Roberts switched sides during Supreme Court deliberations over 2020 Census ruling
He was for Trump rule before he was against it.
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Law and Government
Civil rights law doesn’t cover transgender workers, Trump administration tells SCOTUS
'Proving discrimination because of sex under Title VII requires showing that an employer treated members of one sex less favorably…
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Politics
Dem Senator warns SCOTUS: Gun case decision could stoke progressive fire to pack court
Nice court you got there ... be a shame to pack it with leftist goons.
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Law and Government
Bill Clinton wanted to appoint a lawmaker caught in the Epstein scandal to the Supreme Court
Virginia Giuffre said Epstein directed her to perform erotic massages and sexual intercourse with former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell of Maine,…
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Law and Government
There’s a full-fledged fight over the wall going on in the Supreme Court
The justices could act on the government’s stay application at any time. The Court is currently on an extended recess…
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Law and Government
Elena Kagan furious as SCOTUS conservatives deliver property rights win
The dissent noted Friday’s case was the second time this term that the conservative justices have overturned a controlling precedent,…
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Law and Government
SCOTUS blocks orders requiring GOP to redraw district lines in two key swing states
Speaking during the March arguments, Justice Neil Gorsuch suggested that the growing popular movement against gerrymandering could mitigate the need…
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Law and Government
Supreme Court to consider allowing states to prosecute illegals for identity theft
The Kansas Supreme Court threw out convictions of the illegal alien workers, ruling that only the federal government could prosecute…
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Law and Government
Is Chief Justice John Roberts tacking left?
‘We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges. What we have is an extraordinary…
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Politics
Clinton bizarrely scapegoats Supreme Court for the 2016 election
Clinton falsely claims she lost in Wisconsin due to its voter ID law, which went into effect in 2015 after…
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Law and Government
Ginsburg’s health a reminder of alarming history of incapacity on Supreme Court
The things that age does wither.
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Law and Government
Roberts sides with liberal justices to stay implementation of Louisiana abortion law
Manchurian Chief Justice?
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Politics
Northam offers head-scratcher of an alibi – and highlights Democrats’ biggest political need
It's all politics at this point.
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Law and Government
Liberals willing to bend the rules 80 ways to Sunday as long as Dems are the beneficiaries
Gillibrand's enthusiasm for adding additional seats to the Supreme Court will be rapidly tamped down if Republicans were to use…
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Law and Government
Four American institutions the Democrats want to abolish
What do the Senate and the Supreme Court have in common? Yes, quite obviously, they are both parts of the…
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Law and Government
Indiana wants to ban sex-, race-, and disease-based abortions — asking SCOTUS to step in
The Supreme Court may soon take up its first significant abortion controversy under the newly solidified conservative majority. The case…
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Law and Government
Supreme Court intervenes in apparent mystery Mueller case
Chief Justice John Roberts stayed a contempt order in a case that likely arose from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation…
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